Low-top adaptation of iconic ACG boot in premium taupe leather with University Red accents. The Nike Air Max Goadome Low "Taupe" transforms the rugged 2000 original into sleeker street-ready silhouette.
Design & Inspiration
This "Taupe" colorway features premium water-resistant leather upper in soft taupe hue with smooth finish highlighting clean lines and tonal stitching. Black accents appear on padded mesh collar, heavy-duty flat laces, and ACG-inspired metal hardware. Mini-Swoosh debossing adorns heel counter. University Red pop color hidden on bottom of sole creates subtle contrast. Repurposed upper with added perforations beneath lace stays enhance breathability. Low-top construction maintains boot DNA while offering more approachable, versatile aesthetic. Design balances urban utility with outdoor functionality, embodying ACG's all-conditions philosophy in streamlined package.
Comfort & Performance
Full-length visible Air Max cushioning system runs entire length of sole, providing lightweight responsive feel with impact absorption. Soft foam midsole delivers comfortable ride for all-day wear. Water-resistant leather upper protects against elements. Padded collar ensures ankle comfort. Rugged rubber outsole with aggressive lug tread pattern maximizes traction and durability across varied surfaces. All-Trac outsole compound engineered for grip on multiple terrains. Boot-like construction offers stability while low-cut profile allows enhanced mobility.
Release Information & Pricing
The Nike Air Max Goadome Low "Taupe" releases February 20, 2026 via Nike store and select Nike Sportswear retailers. Unisex sizing. Retail price is $175 USD / €180 / £175. Designed by Frank Cooke as modern adaptation of Carl Blakeslee's original Air Max Goadome. Original high-top Air Max Goadome debuted 2000 as part of Nike ACG (All Conditions Gear) line, designed by Carl Blakeslee as athletic boot alternative to Timberland's iconic 6-inch boot. Goadome gained cult status in early 2000s NYC hip-hop culture, becoming urban uniform staple. Name combines "Goa" (music Blakeslee listened to during Paris design session) with "Dome" (from ACG Lavadome inspiration).